

As well as riding through the backstreets of the suburbs, we rode through a paddy field. We also stopped off at a few temples and looking around the stunning gardens. We even rode next to the river which was at the foot of the mountains.
The advertised 'bamboo forest' was more like a short walk down one street. It didn't matter.

Our ride was one way only and our guide showed us to the train station.
We caught 3 trains to Nara where the most impressive temples are. There are deer that bow their heads at you for food. I fed them with biscuits you can buy for them. There was one really cool temple with a massive statue of Buddah. So big you can get about 10 people on the palm of his hand!

I finally found a place to buy takoyaki, oh and before I forget the 3 of us ate pork curry at Nara when we arrived.
I saw the Nintendo building from the train back to Kyoto.
There isn't a great deal to say about today, but it was enjoyable.
I may not have mentioned this but Japan has tiny diddy vehicles ideal for driving through the smaller backstreets. Its quite quaint.

I need to pack my suitcase now.
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